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 1     I|    Israel and called that place Temptation, because of the grudge of
 2    II|         was thereof blind. This temptation suffered God to fall to
 3    II|  kissings, and so he voided the temptation fleshly, and the ribauld
 4    II|   happed on a time that a great temptation came upon S. Macarius, and
 5    II|        to them for to fall into temptation. And when he came again,
 6    II|     church, and had right great temptation of his flesh, but because
 7    II|     fast. And then anon all his temptation carnal was quenched and
 8   III|       burnt herself against the temptation of the devil which would
 9   III|        that came to him a great temptation of the flesh, by the which
10   III|       that time he felt no more temptation of his flesh.~It happed
11   III|        for to move the monks to temptation. When S. Benet saw the malice
12   III|     Paris. A woman which by the temptation of the devil, which to his
13    IV|      the heare, that is to say, temptation of the devil. For she overcame
14    IV|         in Jesu Christ unto the temptation, unto the demand of the
15     V|        against him many gins of temptation. And on a time when he had
16     V|      devoutly his words, such a temptation arose in his heart: Verily,
17     V|   feeling him to be put in this temptation, rested and tarried a while,
18     V|      life, for it is called all temptation, that is to wit, that he
19     V|        anon all the pricking of temptation went from them, and they
20     V|        his flesh against her in temptation, and thereto that yesterday
21     V| devoutly, and put from her that temptation by the sign of the cross,
22     V|      she was delivered from all temptation. A little while after, the
23     V|      the reward of his promise. Temptation is desirous and agreeable
24     V|       he do it not, this is but temptation of the devil and fraudulous
25     V|         tempted him by grievous temptation of the flesh, and when this
26     V|         be beaten; and when the temptation departed not, he went out
27     V|    father S. Francis, that that temptation should be chased away anon,
28     V|    diligently, and anon all his temptation went away. And the same
29    VI|       so behoveth. command that temptation to come now, but I beseech
30    VI|          and hast suffered such temptation and such, and I that am
31    VI|      she saw any trouble by any temptation or any anger, which happeth
32   VII|   comfort in such wise that all temptation departed from him. And after
33   VII|         delivered from all evil temptation, the third is that he may
34   VII|       that ye enter not in evil temptation; and after, the priest goeth
35   VII|       say, And lead us not into temptation. And here is to be known
36   VII|    Blessed is he that suffereth temptation in the tribulation that
37   VII|       be crowned. Of the second temptation speaketh S. James and saith: